Yesterday’s Crop Progress report showed corn planting in the US is officially complete as is spring wheat planting, while soybean planting is at 95% complete vs 93% last year. Winter wheat harvest is well ahead of last year’s pace at 25% complete. USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey dives into the latest USDA crop condition ratings for corn and beans for the period ending June 14.
Corn Emerged: 94%vs 86% last week; 93% last year Corn Condition: 68% g/e; vs 67% last week; vs 72% last year
Soybeans Planted: 95%; vs 92% last week; 93% last year Soybeans Emerged: 88%; vs 79% last week; 83% last year Soybeans Condition: 66% G/E; vs 65% last week; vs 66% last year
Spring Wheat Emerged: 95%; vs 87% last week; 88% last year Spring Wheat Headed: 6%; vs N/A last week; vs 4% last year Spring Wheat Condition: 55% g/e; 52% last week; vs 57% last year. Rippey gives the latest crop progress report for spring wheat, effective June 14.
Winter Wheat Condition: 27% G/E; vs 25% last week; 52% last year Winter Wheat Headed: 95%; vs 92% last week; 92% last year Winter Wheat Harvested: 25%; vs 11% last week; vs 9% last year. Rippey goes over the nation’s winter wheat crop progress in the heading and harvest categories as of June 14.
Rippey gives the latest USDA winter wheat crop condition ratings, with that report nearing its completion for the 2025-26 growing season.
Cotton Planted: 86%; vs 77% last week; vs 84% last year Cotton Squaring: 19%; vs 13% last week; vs 18% last year Cotton Setting Bolls: 2%; vs N/A last week; vs 3% last year Cotton Condition 50% G/E vs 53% last week; vs 48% last year
